This sounds like a good reason to favour AMD hardware (assuming they don't do the same). I prefer giving my money to companies which make life easier for FreeBSD developers.
This sounds like a good reason to favour AMD hardware (assuming they don't do the same). I prefer giving my money to companies which make life easier for FreeBSD developers.
Makes me worried about wifi - Intel-branded wifi is something FreeBSD plays well with... unlike other brands of wifi cards. I'd hate to get political over THIS, I just want my hardware to work without complaints or complicated workarounds. Well, once I have the hardware working, software (especially Open Source stuff) shouldn't be a pain to properly set up.
Yeah, I disassembled my Ideapad laptop and swapped out the Realtek wifi card for an Intel-branded one to get that kind of system. It was reasonably easy because I read the manual for laptop disassembly - but not all laptops are like that, which is why I'm enthused about frame.work stuff.
boy, do I have news on that end... unfortunately, iwlwifi is all linux code as well. And as far as I know, it's as much firmware as on the graphics end.
www.intel.com
This might be a silly question, but when you say "works just fine" - does that include suspend/resume? That's one of the things that hasn't worked in other laptops I've tried, including the same 1165G7 chip that comes in the Framework.The 11th generation laptops work just fine with 13.1. Problem is they only have 'em available with German keyboards
but sometimes people here say "works just fine" to mean "boots"...I haven't tried that. Poweroff/reboot works fine for me most of the time.This might be a silly question, but when you say "works just fine" - does that include suspend/resume? That's one of the things that hasn't worked in other laptops I've tried, including the same 1165G7 chip that comes in the Framework.
Basically I want to 1) run xfce 2) use wifi 3) suspend/resume.
You know, normal laptop usage
Run as root, maybe? ?Code:$ zzz acpiconf: request sleep type (3) failed: Operation not permitted
Yup, needed root.
doas zzz - workswlan0: link state changed to UP
rtwn0: device timeout
wlan0: link state changed to DOWN
wlan0: link state changed to UPAs long as we're talking 11th gen: I got an AC-9260, suspend/resume works flawlessly including wireless. Even the lid switch does its job, if you correctly set
hw.acpi.lid_switch_state=S3The proper way of doing this as a non-root user is to add your user to the
operator group. However, this will also allow the user to shutdown the machine entirely amongst other things. As usual: Read the docs before changing permissions This was on 13.2RC5.
I always add myself to theThe proper way of doing this as a non-root user is to add your user to theoperatorgroup. However, this will also allow the user to shutdown the machine entirely amongst other things. As usual: Read the docs before changing permissions
operator group - but when it comes to actual hardware, the results are a mixed bag.Got it on amazon and swapped it; came with an AC201 originally if I remember correctly. I used the iwm driver on my thinkpad and that worked rock solid, so I intentionally looked up what devices were supported by it.